New evidence about Shakespeare's life
Written by Claire Hansen in Shakespeare | 25.09.2014
According to new research by academic Martha Carlin, Shakespeare and some theatre colleagues went to the pub.
That might not surprise you, but direct contemporary references to William Shakespeare are relatively hard to come by, and finding a new one is very intriguing.
Graham Holderness speaks on his new book, 'Tales from Shakespeare: Creative Collisions'
Written by Claire Hansen in Shakespeare | 24.09.2014
An Aboriginal King Lear
Written by Claire in Performances and Productions | 16.09.2014
You may already be familiar with Tom E. Lewis' portrayal of King Lear in the indigenous adaptation, The Shadow King.
Bell Shakespeare's new online resource
Written by Claire in Shakespeare | 11.08.2014
Australian theatre company Bell Shakespeare has recently produced new online resources aimed at secondary students (years 9 and 10 in Australia).
Shakespedia! - a new Shakespeare resource now available
Written by Claire in Shakespeare | 06.08.2014
The Folger Library has recently launched a new website, Folgerpedia.
Hamlet comes to the United Nations - and then the world
Written by Claire in Performances and Productions | 06.08.2014
The Globe's production of Hamlet was performed at the United Nations Headquarters in New York earlier this month.
You can find the full details via the UN News Centre.
Welcome to Shakespeare Reloaded: the blog
Written by The Shakespeare Reloaded Team in Literature | 28.05.2014
Welcome to the Shakespeare Reloaded blog. This is the place to keep up-todate with our latest project news, our research projects, as well as updates on various aspects of Shakespeare performance, education, and research, both in Australia and overseas.